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GOP Shifting Funds To KansasSenateRace

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Bridget BowmanNBC News
Josh ChristensonNew York Post
George ChidiThe Guardian
The Politics DeskNBC News
Fin Daniel GómezCBS News
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GOP Shifting Funds To KansasSenateRace. (2026, October 13). The Aporia. https://the-aporia.com/event/52194

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2 Oct
The race in Kansas between GOP Sen. Roger Marshall and Democratic pastor Adam Hamilton has become more competitive in the homestretch, even though the state has not sent a Democrat to the Senate since 1932.
2 outlets · NBC News

Coverage 6 articles

5 Oct Why is a Republican super PAC diverting millions to Kansas?
CBS News
3 Oct Senate GOP group pours millions into defending Kansas seat
CBS News
2 Oct The shifting Senate map: From the Politics Desk
NBC News
2 Oct Republican Pac pulls funding from North Carolina Senate race
The Guardian
2 Oct GOP pulling up to $10M out of North Carolina Senate race, diverting to Kansas in late bid to save majority
New York Post
2 Oct GOP super PAC pauses spending in North Carolina Senate race, shifting money to Kansas
NBC News

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